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Larimar natural polished cabochon 38.1g, Dominican Republic
Larimar natural polished large cabochon in top quality, natural suitable for making luxury jewelry. Larimar is a rare type of blue pectolite, which is found only in one place in the world in the Dominican Republic. This beautiful mineral is known for its blue and blue-green hue, and the color can be light to dark blue. This is a natural stone, so there may occasionally be small natural imperfections on the surface, which are a normal part of an authentic mineral.
Weight: 38.1 g
Dimensions: 6.20 x 2.67 x 0.95 cm
Country of origin: Dominican Republic, location: Bahoruco
You are always buying the natural mineral shown in the photo!
Description
Larimar is blue pectolite, which is a rare mineral containing a combination of silicon, sodium, calcium and copper oxide. The blue color of Larimar is due to the presence of copper ions.
Color: Its characteristic blue to blue-green color is unique and can vary from light blue to dark blue, sometimes with white or lighter stripes.
Hardness: Larimar has a hardness of around 4.5-5 on the Mohs scale, which means it is relatively soft. This means that it is prone to scratching and should be handled with care, especially when used in jewelry.
Location of finds: Larimar is found in only one location in the world - in the Bahoruco region of the Dominican Republic.
Formation: This mineral is formed during the processes of hydrothermal alteration and metamorphosis of the original rock, usually andesite.
Larimar is considered a unique and beautiful mineral, and its attractive properties make it popular in the world of jewelry and collectibles.
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Larimar natural polished large cabochon in top quality, natural suitable for making luxury jewelry. Larimar is a rare type of blue pectolite, which is found only in one place in the world in the Dominican Republic. This beautiful mineral is known for its blue and blue-green hue, and the color can be light to dark blue. This is a natural stone, so there may occasionally be small natural imperfections on the surface, which are a normal part of an authentic mineral.
Weight: 38.1 g
Dimensions: 6.20 x 2.67 x 0.95 cm
Country of origin: Dominican Republic, location: Bahoruco
You are always buying the natural mineral shown in the photo!